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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 10 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » 14 killed in bloody Cairo protests Middle East correspondent Ben Knight in Cairo, wires At least 14 people were killed and dozens more wounded as riot police fought angry Christian protesters in the Egyptian capital Cairo. More » Wall St protests continue to grow Thousands to be affected as Qantas engineers walk McCartney weds for third time Salvagers scrambling to contain NZ oil slick Soldier allegedly sexually assaulted in Afghanistan Two in hospital after charity soccer brawl Clubs industry accused over 'deceptive' pokies figures Rann says gay marriage's time has arrived Pregnant woman killed in truck collision More Analysis » Jobs, Gates and Branson: the value of being a drop-out What do Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Richard Branson have in common? All three men were drop-outs. Do these extraordinary men demonstrate the value of being a drop-out? Before we trot off to advise our children of the virtues of cutting short their education, we should dig a little deeper to see whether there are reasons why formal education played such a small role in their business achievements. More » The 'getting' of Assange and the smearing of a revolution Australia should lead a global HIV prevention revolution Ken Henry, patience and the right change Government communications: online but out of touch Palestinian statehood alone no road to peace My friend, Diana Gribble, died the other night ... Speech regulation: a linguistic sewerage system Occupy Wall Street will not come to our utopia 10 years in Afghanistan: where to from here? Just In More Just In » Bangkok warned to brace for floods Southeast Asia correspondent Zoe Daniel, staff Thailand's prime minister warns residents in Bangkok to brace for the country's worst floods in decades. More » Aussies ignoring lung disease signs Two in hospital after charity soccer brawl Big business launches new carbon tax challenge Deans hails Wallabies' coming of age Thousands to be affected as Qantas engineers walk 14 killed in bloody Cairo protests McCartney weds for third time Pregnant woman killed in truck collision P-plater charged with drink driving World More World » 14 killed in bloody Cairo protests Middle East correspondent Ben Knight in Cairo, wires At least 14 people were killed and dozens more wounded as riot police fought angry Christian protesters in the Egyptian capital Cairo. More » Occupy Wall Street in words and pictures Salvagers scrambling to contain NZ oil slick Anti-Gaddafi forces seize Sirte landmarks Bangkok warned to brace for floods Business More Business » Deal reached to dismantle European bank Dexia France, Belgium and Luxembourg say they have reached a deal to dismantle troubled bank Dexia, the first victim of the eurozone debt crisis. More » Swan welcomes 'enviable' IMF report 'It all depends on Europe' Moody's cuts credit ratings of 12 UK banks Delays expected as Qantas engineers strike Talking tax Politics More Politics » Clubs industry accused over 'deceptive' pokies figures Independent senator Nick Xenophon says Clubs Australia should apologise for misleading the public on the impact of the Federal Government's changes to poker machine laws. More » Kenya farewells Nobel peace laureate Victorian ALP backs policy shake-up Opera House protest targets Harvey Norman Swan welcomes 'enviable' IMF report Sport More Sport » Deans hails Wallabies' coming of age Wallabies coach Robbie Deans hailed his young side's resilience in the face of a veteran Springboks side to make the Rugby World Cup semi-finals. More » Weepu boots All Blacks into semis Tander wins third Bathurst crown Vettel seals consecutive F1 titles Brown stunner pegs Phoenix's rise Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Stem cells rejuvenating arthritic dogs Samantha Donovan Australian vets say they are having great success treating arthritic dogs with stem cells and researchers developing arthritis treatments for humans are taking a keen interest in the technique. More » Mirror group denies phone hacking claims Study shines new light on damaging UV rays Space 'snakes' revealed in first images Steve Jobs: titan who drove a tech revolution Environment More Environment » Opera House protest targets Harvey Norman Police have charged five people after environmentalists scaled the Sydney Opera House to protest what they say is the destruction of Australian forests. 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